OCEAN CITY– A new resort event aims to celebrate the outdoors by showcasing vendors catering to the adventure travel lifestyle.The first annual OCRV & Van Lifestyle Show will be held in the Roland E. Powell Convention Center Oct. 12-15. The event is being marketed as a celebration of the outdoor and adventure travel lifestyle, geared… Read more »
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Berlin Planning Oktoberfest, Fall Sidewalk Sale This Weekend
BERLIN – Oktoberfest returns to Berlin this Saturday in conjunction with the annual fall sidewalk sale.Residents and visitors are encouraged to come to downtown Berlin Oct. 14 as the town once again hosts Oktoberfest.“Oktoberfest in Berlin will once again bring a festive atmosphere to downtown with authentic Oktoberfest food, a variety of and additional beer… Read more »
Worcester Law Enforcement Officials Highlight School Safety Concerns; Letter Alleges ‘Repeated, And At Times Intentional Violations Of Maryland State Law’ In Failing To Notify Police Of Crimes Inside Schools
BERLIN – Top law enforcement officials met with the Worcester County Board of Education in closed session this week after expressing school safety concerns.Worcester County State’s Attorney Kris Heiser and Worcester County Sheriff Matt Crisafulli and Chief Deputy Nate Passwaters met with the school board in a special session Wednesday. The meeting was requested by… Read more »
Commissioner Shares Concerns Over Education Foundation Position; School System Responds
SNOW HILL – A nonprofit staff position funded by Worcester County Public Schools is a cause for concern for at least one elected official.At the close of Tuesday’s meeting, which included a presentation from the local child advocacy center, Commissioner Chip Bertino highlighted the fact that while that nonprofit relied on grants to stay open,… Read more »
Heron Park Walk-Through Tuesday; Engineers, Elected Officials To Scope Demo Work
BERLIN– Municipal officials will get a firsthand look at what could be demolished at Heron Park during a work session next week.On Tuesday, Oct. 10, Mayor Zack Tyndall and the Berlin Town Council will hold a 6 p.m. work session at Heron Park. During the work session, they’ll tour the buildings on the site with… Read more »
County Approves Reallocation for 2nd Cricket Center Location
SNOW HILL – A satellite child advocacy center will open in Pocomoke following approval of a funding reallocation.The CRICKET Center is expected to use funding previously intended for construction of a new facility to go toward opening a satellite location in Pocomoke. The Worcester County Commissioners on Tuesday approved the reallocation.“I think the children of… Read more »
Conceptual Plan For New Buckingham Elementary Developed
BERLIN– The design of a new Buckingham Elementary School is moving ahead following input from stakeholders.During the past several months, a committee of educators, parents and community members worked with architects from Becker Morgan Group to develop plans for a new school to replace the aging and outgrown Berlin facility. Architects have now put together… Read more »
Berlin Museum Plans History Month Events
BERLIN – October once again marks the start of Worcester County History Month at local museums.In Berlin, the Calvin B. Taylor House Museum will host a variety of events to celebrate local history. Museum volunteers are hoping to generate interest in Berlin’s heritage.“The museum’s mission is to tell the stories of Berlin; what better time… Read more »
MAC To Host Seniors Festival
SNOW HILL – Fun for all ages will be on the menu at MAC’s first Soles for Seniors Festival on Sunday, Oct. 1 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at WinterPlace Park in Salisbury.Numerous activities are on tap at the inaugural event. Runners can enter a 5k run. The $35 day-of registration fee includes a… Read more »
Berlin Officials Discuss Fire Company Funding Challenges
BERLIN– Continued fire and EMS funding challenges highlighted a work session among elected officials and Berlin Fire Company leadership.The Berlin Town Council last week held a work session with fire company officials to kick off funding discussions well in advance of the town’s next budget process.“Hopefully as we get along in the budget process we… Read more »